tearaway

What it says about the young tearaway is even more remarkable.

Maguire comes from a political family but is something of a tearaway.

Luckily for me, being a bit of a tearaway at the time, I had a don who looked like we might have something in common.

A young tearaway becomes involved with a gang of criminals.

He'd been a tearaway before but now he was vicious.'

After meeting her in a record shop, a young tearaway bonds with the daughter of middle-class parents.

How could a little tearaway like Stephen be so quiet, so still?

Teach the young tearaway to ride more carefully, perhaps.

I am 20 years old with a one-year-old who is adorable, but a real tearaway.

A right tearaway when he was a teenager.

Tearaway is about a messenger on a mission to deliver a unique message to the player.

Tearaway is written almost entirely by young people.

Upon her arrival, Selina was described as being a tearaway with an attitude.

The character was originally portrayed as a "teenage tearaway" but later settled down.

His teams also were some of the first to wear lightweight pads and tearaway jerseys.

The tearaway binding might be a little tricky.

There are two versions of Rich's tearaway youth.

He was such a tearaway he was only allowed to attend school for two hours a week.

These were gradually phased out when mesh and tearaway jerseys became popular.

Meanwhile the temptations for tearaway drivers are there on every garage forecourt.

'He was mischievous and a bit of a tearaway.

He seemed to have matured and become comfortable with his success, no longer the young tearaway with something to prove.

Selina was portrayed as a tearaway, who had a reputation for being the "town tramp."

Also, tearaway pants are a first choice for many male strippers and bachelor party entertainers.

Their lives are a futile uphill struggle conducted as a downhill, out-of-control tearaway.